Look up [domain.com]. In plain English, tell me: where the domain is registered and when it expires, where the website is hosted, what platform it's built on, and who appears to manage it. Flag anything you couldn't confirm.

Analyze the page at [URL]. List the 15 most-used meaningful words and phrases (skip common words like "the" and "and") with counts and percentages. Then show the page title, meta description, headings, and any images missing alt text. In plain English: what does this page appear to be about, and does that match what we want to be found for: [your products/services]?

Here's what my homepage currently says: [paste Level 2 results]
The keywords and phrases we want to rank for: [list them]
The five questions customers ask us most: [list them]
A sample of how we write: [paste a paragraph]

Draft a new page title (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 155 characters) using our target keywords, plus a short FAQ section answering those questions in our voice. Use the keywords naturally. No keyword stuffing. No em dashes.

You are an SEO analyst. Research the homepage of [company name] at [website URL]. Read the page yourself, including the page title, meta description, headings, image alt tags, and visible text. Then do the following:

1. KEYWORD DENSITY
- Only count words a visitor or Google would actually read (ignore text that exists only inside an image).
- Remove common stopwords (the, and, of, to, a, is, etc.) and filler words (we, our, who, best) before counting.
- For each target keyword, report:
  - Times it appears in the text
  - Density = (times it appears) ÷ (total word count after removing stopwords)

2. KEYWORD PLACEMENT
For each target keyword, report Yes or No:
- Does it appear in the page Title?
- Does it appear in the Meta Description?
- Does it appear in any image Alt tag?
Note: alt tag matches are informational only. Do not add them to the Times or Density counts.

3. WHAT THE PAGE IS REALLY SAYING
List the 10 most-used words or phrases on the page that are NOT in my target keywords, with counts.

4. OUTPUT
Give me a simple table: Keyword | Times | Density % | In Title? | In Meta Description? | In Alt Tags?
Then a second short table for step 3.

My target keywords are: [list keywords, or write "suggest 10 based on what this company sells"]

Here are my notes from this week's calls and emails: [paste notes or attach a spreadsheet]

Build a follow-up ledger with these columns: contact, company, what they asked for, next step, who on our team should own it, and due date. Then draft the three most urgent follow-up emails for my review.